The goal of the low-intensity urban electric mobility
This last-mile electric vehicle will allow people to travel and delivery to the most inaccessible places in cities while at the same time offloading people from heavy and long delivery days. In addition, it will allow its use by people with reduced mobility capabilities that expand the concept of electromobility in the urban area.
Specifically, the TY01 Project, is a low-intensity urban electric mobility scooter designed for last-mile delivery. Its main features include the comfort it offers, its maneuverability and efficiency in delivery.
This new proposal from NUUK, for an smart urban electric mobility, also stands out for its lightness and simplicity, which translate into maximum autonomy and freedom when moving around the city.
At the same time, the NUUK Project TY01 will offer specifications such as a Oversized handlebars with highly visible rear-view mirrors, plus a front fairing offering large footrest space.
This scooter, within its load capacity for parcel transport, has a storage compartment in the lower part of the handlebar cover, plus a rear trunk with large capacity that enhances this low-intensity urban electric mobility. Finally, its safety should be highlighted as it will offer its driver a steel front bumper, full suspension, manual brake, 156cm turning radius and a large headlight. Within this concept of urban electric mobility, the scooter has an efficient driving range of 40km, reaching a speed of 15km/h. As far as your electric battery is concerned, the full charge time is optimized.
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